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Respect was a seven part documentary television series featuring some of the biggest names in British sport and was broadcast each Sunday at 5.00pm on Central Independent Television during November/December 1995.

Produced at Central Independent Television studios in Birmingham, the series of half hour programmes focussed on sportspeople of African Caribbean origin who have gained "respect" through their single-minded determination to their chosen sport.

Subjects in the series were Lennox Lewis (Boxing), Judy Simpson (Athletics), Martin Offiah (Rugby league), Diana Bowles (Disabled Tennis), Tony Daley (Football), Gladstone Small (Cricket) and John Regis (Athletics). The narration was provided by sports presenter Garth Crooks.

Says series producer and director Pogus Caesar. "Over the past decade Britain has seen the tremendous impact and contribution of black people in sport on a worldwide scale.

"This will be the first series of its type which concentrates exclusively on black sports people, looking at their life stories and lifestyles and perhaps more importantly finding out what gives them the will to win." - contributors to the series included Sharron Davies, Ian Botham, Nigel Benn, Henry Cooper, Denise Lewis, John Barnes, Roger Black and Kriss Akabusi.

Respect was produced and directed by Pogus Caesar, and is a Carlton Television UK production and a Central Independent Television programme.

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-'''''Respect''''' was a ground breaking seven part [[Documentary film|documentary]] [[television series]] featuring some of the biggest names in [[United Kingdom|British]] sport and was broadcast each Sunday at 5.00pm on [[Central Independent Television]] during November/December 1995.
+'''''Respect''''' was a seven part [[Documentary film|documentary]] [[television series]] featuring some of the biggest names in British sport and was broadcast each Sunday at 5.00pm on [[Central Independent Television]] during November/December 1995.
 Produced at Central Independent Television studios in [[Birmingham]], the series of half hour programmes focussed on sportspeople of [[wikt:Afro-Caribbean|African Caribbean]] origin who have gained "[[respect]]" through their single-minded determination to their chosen sport.
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 Subjects in the series were [[Lennox Lewis]] (Boxing), [[Judy Simpson]] (Athletics), [[Martin Offiah]] (Rugby league), [[Diana Bowles]] (Disabled Tennis), [[Tony Daley]] (Football), [[Gladstone Small]] (Cricket) and [[John Regis (athlete)|John Regis]] (Athletics). The narration was provided by sports presenter [[Garth Crooks]].
-Says series producer and director [[Pogus Caesar]]. "Over the past decade [[UK|Britain]] has seen the tremendous impact and contribution of black people in sport on a worldwide scale.
+Says series producer and director [[Pogus Caesar]]. "Over the past decade Britain has seen the tremendous impact and contribution of black people in sport on a worldwide scale.
 "This will be the first series of its type which concentrates exclusively on black sports people, looking at their life stories and lifestyles and perhaps more importantly finding out what gives them the will to win." - contributors to the series included [[Sharron Davies]], [[Ian Botham]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Henry Cooper]], [[Denise Lewis]], [[John Barnes (footballer)|John Barnes]], [[Roger Black]] and [[Kriss Akabusi]].
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